If you like this episode please can you do me a little favour and hit the like button on the video - helps us a lot! I really appreciate you all x ❤👊🏾

@jillnall8173

4 күн бұрын

This woman is smart but, she’s lying to all of us and not telling anyone how she got the insurance to pay. She’s not natural when you’re in bed with pharma

@AM2K2

4 күн бұрын

I'm seeing 2.5k likes and 1.5k dislikes 💀

@PeggyGilbert-qv2cx

4 күн бұрын

❤❤❤

@twocardtarot6479

4 күн бұрын

Not for me - this lady doesn't know how to self-regulate her nervous system.

@edwardhuddleston1114

4 күн бұрын

How are you notifying people that they have won the drawing or the contest are you sending them a message on Gmail? How exactly are you notifying people that they have won the drawing/ contest? :-)!

I’ve listened to her podcast and other interviews on this matter - BEST interviewer yet simply because he asks ALL the simple questions of wanting her to define terms and words that help the regular layperson UNDERSTAND what she’s saying. He does this on the regular for his audience - SO IMPORTANT! Thank you Stephen!

I hate to say it but I was on a micro dose of manjauro (like ozempic) my anxiety went away, my micro biome felt amazing, my inflammation went away and my mind was clear. But the best part was I stoped craving alcohol

@skyethebard

Күн бұрын

I am on Mounjaro and my inflammation has seriously reduced, as well. So much so that I postponed being measured for lymphedema garments until I was able to get back on it (shortage).

@macshore7455

Күн бұрын

Why do you hate to say that? I am so happy you are finding relief.

@robsondesouza1982

13 сағат бұрын

I really need that treatment... Please take your time and find in your heart to help me...🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻 I am an alcoholic and I want to free myself from this addiction....

@NYPISTOL

5 сағат бұрын

What was the dose?

Even if ozempic helps gut biome, people have to change their diet permanently to avoid the foods /chemicals that damage it. you cant keep taking a drug to offset putting poison in your mouth.

@Jay...777

4 күн бұрын

All these advantages seem to be the same advantages as water only fasting. Stem cell proliferation rises a lot with fasting - and it's free. You will infact save money but Ozempic is very expensive. Basic rule - never trust pharma.

@CT-vm4gf

4 күн бұрын

No shit.

@kated3165

4 күн бұрын

Yup! Babies are now being born with microplastics already inside of them...

@kated3165

4 күн бұрын

@@Jay...777 Unfortunately we do need them. These companies should be owned by society, not greedy corporate moguls however.

@wajn4785

4 күн бұрын

Yeah, and ozempic helps reduce the craving for junk and makes it easier to eat healthy without feeling left out and having cheat days.

The first thing I noticed when starting tirzepatide/mounjaro, is that my autoimmune disease started calming down. It is bringing my body into balance BEFORE it helped me begin to lose weight. It is a wonder. Brain clarity…yes!

As someone who has worked in the medical field for years, both in allopathic and naturopathic worlds, I'm always amazed at how each side is so adamant that the other is terrible. The truth is, I've seen people suffer and even die using both approaches. It's always refreshing to see someone focused on what helps people and willing to think differently about their current approach.

@moniquemichelle7295

3 күн бұрын

@@mbutterfly4180 I’m not a practioner, but I appreciated that as well. We need to be open to the best of both worlds (although I am far leaning to lifestyle intervention of functional medicine).

@ImiChitterman

3 күн бұрын

As a patient and student of the all. I appreciate this comment and wish more will look for solutions as compare to sides.

@HappinessTheBrand

3 күн бұрын

The guest says she loves both

Thank you for this episode. My son is in his early 20’s and has all the symptoms that Tyna mother has. We fight over this everyday, he says he is fine and he can barely get out of bed most days. He says I am causing him to have a bad body image. It came to a head last night and I was almost ready to give up but now more than ever I need to get him help. He has been struggling since he was 15 years old. He is gray, to skinny, joint pain, depression, brain fog and is now complaining about spine pain. This episode came just when I needed it the most.

@helenaquin1797

3 күн бұрын

I wonder if your son has been tested for celiac? Even if he isn't, avoiding gluten on a trial for at least a few weeks can show whether that helps. (Some of the substances in wheat, forc example, can interfere with the body's absorption of calcium.) I really hope you and your son can get to the bottom of what is going on with his health! 🙏💚

@lol.198

3 күн бұрын

I’m sorry for what you and your son are going through. Wishing your son healing ❤️‍🩹

@AB-un4io

3 күн бұрын

I’m so sorry to hear that you’re both struggling with these physical health issues. As has been implied-if not empirically proven-physical health problems can and do definitely impact mental health and can make existing mental health issues and disorders more active…? I hate to use the word “worse” so, forgive me for what probably sounds like an ambiguous term. Like a comment above, I was also going to mention celiac disease or celiac sensitivity as something to look into. A mother is only as “happy” as her “un-happiest” child.😢 I’ve said a prayer for healing, peace of mind and strength. 🙏🏼 Never stop listening to your gut; especially when it’s your child involved. Even if your child is not a child in the chronological sense. That can be a slippery slope, as most mothers are well aware. Take the best care of yourself as is possible. Good luck and Godspeed. You both can do this. 👊🏼🙏🏼🙂

@shirleypitcaithly1191

3 күн бұрын

Has he been jabbed?

@annaolsson5441

2 күн бұрын

Dr check rule out cancer as first thing then you can look at other stuff.

Psychedelics saved me from years of uncontrollable depression, anxiety, alcoholism, smoking, and illicit pills addiction. Imagine carving heavy chains for over a decade and then all of a sudden that burden is gone. Believe it or not, in a couple of years they'll be all over for treatment of mental health related issues.

@JoelleBaumgartner

2 күн бұрын

Congrats on your recovery. Most people don't realize that psilocybin can be used as a miracle medication to save lives.

@PorntaweeSriyangkabut

2 күн бұрын

To be honest, mushrooms are one of the most amazing things on the planet and it is natural, they serve in many ways not only for mental related issues.

@Tomas-tw5ju

2 күн бұрын

Can you help me with a reliable source I would really appreciate it. Many people talk about mushrooms and psychedelics but nobody talks about where to get them. It is very hard to get a reliable source here in Switzerland. Really need!

@JoelleBaumgartner

2 күн бұрын

Yes, Sporeville. I have the same experience with anxiety, depression, PTSD, and addiction... Mushrooms definitely made a huge difference to why I'm clean today.

@KlausRoth-jk1ny

2 күн бұрын

Shrooms saved me from meth addiction too. Psychedelics could really help addicts a lot!

⚠️ I feel like the bulk of these comments are being left BEFORE they’ve watched a good bulk of the episode! She did not promote GLP1 as a weight loss drug. There is so much to unpack here. My suggestion is watch the whole thing first before you read the comments and form your own opinions. Everything isn’t for everyone Period! I am not co-signing nor am I dismissing what she’s presenting. The problem with society is we are so easily distracted/manipulated by media and what they want us to believe. We put all of trust in doctors rather than being advocates for ourselves. We know our body’s better than anyone, at least we should but I’m glad Steven brings guest on that are going to have a profound/poignant effect on the viewer. Don’t shoot the messenger! Oh and stop judging people based on whether or not they wear ink… I’ve seen some really discriminatory comments about her level of intelligence because she has tattoos. That’s so dumb! Plenty of Dr.s & nurses have tatts that you may not see with their white coats or scrubs on !!!

@pamhoward1215

4 күн бұрын

EXACTLY! Perfectly stated!!!!

@Blurbbox

4 күн бұрын

Yep.

@relocatetoItaly

4 күн бұрын

My son has type 1 diabetes and 10 years ago got some tattoos. He now has kidney disease and has been told he cannot get any more tattoos as they are toxic.

@mayc8674

4 күн бұрын

A lot of her health can be associated to the fact that Ozempic made her stop eating junk processed foods and made her give her gut rest and time to recover bc Ozempic took her hunger away. All Pharma products have side effects, so will Ozempic.

@dorindacontreras1094

4 күн бұрын

Even Huberman Lab had someone on about Ozempic in the positive effects of it.

I have been on ozempic for 5 weeks and I feel like a new person. Im 67 years old, I’m overweight but, I also drank alcohol everyday. It has decreased my appetite and has stopped me from craving alcohol. I want to stay on it forever! I live in Canada and my insurance does not cover it. It costs me $265 for 1 pen and I get 8 shots of .25 mg. It’s worth every Penny. 😊

@Mila_Brearey

3 күн бұрын

That's great, but she doesn't promote such high dosing ... which would bring your $265/month to $265/year while still getting all the health benefits. Btw ... I'm also Canadian and am surprised that it's not even partially covered.

Vitamin d deficiency triggers severe melancholy!

@kenhart8771

4 күн бұрын

Seriously?

@floooooofy

4 күн бұрын

And wearing sunglasses does not help.

@lolita5678

4 күн бұрын

@@kenhart8771 Vitamin D3+ K2 ; Magnesium for mental diseases , reverses ADHD and MMS helps with Autism too . Skip sugar, gluten and milk - you don´t need even ozempic

@lolita5678

4 күн бұрын

@@floooooofy Yes, wearing sunglasses you block signals to your brain that regulates the skin's ability to resist the sun's rays

@Windertofindertuckertocumming

4 күн бұрын

Double entendre?

I really don't understand all these negative comments, or it must be that most of these are from people who never had auto immune desease, brain inflammation, chronical pain. This doctor is a hero to me. She is interested in healing her patients and so she is doing research and using her brain to be able to heal them. She seems to me the real deal! Wish I could have her as my doctor! So thank you both for this podcast! For all yourpodcasts by the way. You seem to be a magnet for interesting people.

@plantpoweredpagan

2 күн бұрын

Absolutely 💯 agree!!

@cathybaldry7822

2 күн бұрын

She is not a doctor. She is miss using the term

@CyrillaBehrndt

2 күн бұрын

Not certain but she is a drama queen and that is too bad

I’m a 44 year old guy who has been struggling with underlying insulin resistance, mild anxiety and depression and really struggling to drop the fat around my lower back and abdomen. I train hard, eat well, and really look after myself. I just felt like I was spinning my wheels and it was starting to get me down with the lack of results I was getting from all my hard work I was putting into myself. I’ve kept my training routine 3-4 strength training sessions, I eat 180-200g protein per day, walk most evenings and introduced 0.25mg of Semaglutide per week. My results have been amazing! I feel strong, clear, and my body is rapidly changing before my eyes. I feel like a warrior! I have so much more drive and clarity. I had a minor upset stomach a day after my first injection and that was it. My appetite has decreased but not to the extent I can’t eat. I have no cravings for sugar or junk and once I’ve finished my meal I’m done and have no desire to shove anything else into my mouth. It’s been Smooth sailing. The thickening that she has spoken about is real and not just in woman as I’ve experienced it to. My bloodwork is near perfect but I couldn’t put my finger on why I wasn’t getting the results from the work I was putting in. It has been the missing link I’ve been looking for and stocked I pulled the trigger and gave it a go. It’s worked so well that I haven’t gone up in dose and stayed on the minimum dose available. Just my two cents for anyone who can relate and are on the fence about trying a GLP-1.

@placebo6922

Күн бұрын

My question is how do you convince a doctor to prescribe it to you?

@joelgarf

Күн бұрын

My joint pain cleared in days. I am now going to the gym and loving it. Plus losing weight sensibly.

@seaglass.jen86

7 сағат бұрын

Similarly I take decent care of myself and yet I’ve gained a lot of weight in recent years after having my son. Idk if it’s hormones or what, but the change is significant. I finally went to a ND recently in hopes to get some answers and after talking with her for an hour she mentioned peptide treatment (like Ozempic) as potentially being a good option for me. I’m was shocked to get that type of feedback from a ND, but at the same time I’m open to it at this point. Getting lab results back tomorrow and the conversation will continue. So we’ll see. This episode came in the knick of time for me though! Thank you for your testimony.

the next step on this podcast would be having multiple guests and get a multiview conversation around a topic

@voiciunevideo

Күн бұрын

Yes, one guest says A one day, and another says it's not A, and so on with B and others. Fasting for women, protein intake, and now Ozempic... It's getting really confusing.

So the question is why do you need it now. Something in the food is destroying the natural production that happens in the gut. I would guess the highly processed foods are the culprit. So now you have to take what should be produced naturally because we don't eat naturally produced foods like we should.

@ImiChitterman

3 күн бұрын

And this is why we need to just ise this as a suppliment for very short time.. while we find root cause and fix root cause.. stomach acid levels is root cause number 1 for this..

@kenkaplan8237

2 күн бұрын

Couldn't agree more, !,This whole conversation makes me curious to wonder if the quality of the proteins we eat is so poor, so our bodies are not producing quality amino acids and peptides on their own.

@ImiChitterman

2 күн бұрын

I have review my statement and reading KenKaplan8237 comment below or above, it seems that we are not interested as a global body to fix out issue. My findings are quite up your point, we have sort circuited the diestion of minerials or should i say, extraction of minerials and digestion of meat, eggs dietary protiens to get all the nutritients from both plants and animals. We continue to see a host of people pushing eat meat only and a bunch of other talking about vegans but the none of the groups will say that the middle diet ( AKA the sugary foods is a crime against the human). I beleive our stomach acid has been broken and digesting our mineirial, vits, and amino acids are very very low. even when we suppliment we are just wasting our time hoping and praying that they work.

south park said it best: body positivity for the poor, ozempic for the wealthy lmao

@dancingverona1281

4 күн бұрын

Oh dear!😂

@hollaatmsv

4 күн бұрын

You mean Lizzo vs. Qzempic. I saw that episode. 😂

@Anita_Backrub

4 күн бұрын

@@FrankDTank-lf4dq South Park doesn’t miss a beat 😂

@julieterrell7921

4 күн бұрын

That's REAL

@valentinarose9165

4 күн бұрын

👏🏼 👏🏽👏🏾👏🏿

'THERE IS NO FREE LUNCH!' - the body will always provide a cost.

@butterflywind999

4 күн бұрын

Yes!

@ImiChitterman

4 күн бұрын

All lunch cost even the paid lunch.. so let's take a bit of both what say you.. but me ain't get why they will say ozzzymppizzx and not teach us the facts of the GLP1 story.. this is so much better to understand and solve than just these zympix

I live in Montana and Oregon and Montana are the two states that have the best naturopathic care. They can prescribe prescription drugs but only do that when very necessary. I often go to my allopathic doctor for testing and then to my naturopath with the results of those tests. He will help me find the recommended prescription drug's natural equivalent. We are so lucky in the United States to have such a range of supplements available to us. I feel sorry for people when I hear them say they can't get it in their country. As much as I disdain the drug companies in our country I love the supplements that are available to us. They can be pricey, but not prohibitively.

Wife been on it for a year with zero side effects apart from better sleep, increased energy, lower blood pressure and a loss of 30kg. She’s very healthy. One of the team at work has been on it several years due to diabetes and once again no side effects and only positive health benefits.

@agatad.1407

4 күн бұрын

That's what women were saying when the Pill came out in the 60 :) just wait ... there are ALWAYS downsides not necessary in an individual - but generally there will be some shit going down with this

@psmithmore

4 күн бұрын

That’s great. So glad it works for her! What a Blessing

@Mac-qi5nz

4 күн бұрын

How come when they desperately need someone to push it to the mindless sheep the very best they could do was a chiropractor? 😂

@GingerPeacenik

4 күн бұрын

Okey dokey pharma bro. 🙄

@Storyraymond

4 күн бұрын

@@agatad.1407they said the same about light products and fruit sugar.

Thank you Stephen for providing another viewpoint on this controversial subject. It is important to hear about multiple experiences. I appreciate your guest’s courage in this discussion. Keep up the great work you are doing!!!

@TheDiaryOfACEO

3 күн бұрын

You're welcome. Thanks for being a part of the conversation, I hope you enjoyed the episode! 🙏

I'm glad she's getting air time on big channels now. She's been promoting strength training for women for decades and society is only now catching on. People will always push back against what is unconventional but I'm afraid that she's ahead of the curve and medicine is heading in the naturapathic holistic direction as people are sick of pills to fix a symptom. Also all the pearl clutching "dangerous misinformant" comments will just drive up the engagement for the episode. Love to see it Steven good sir.

@equatorialjourney4478

4 күн бұрын

@@silverhiver oh c’mon….she is hardly an advertisement for bouncing, robust , health and vitality . Au contraire …. The ozemp face ,for starters , discredits everything else she pontificates on. What is naturopathic & holistic ab her advice ? It’s anecdotal, manic, selective at best & and potentially very very dangerous for all those ab to hop on the snake oil bandwagon she’s promoting . He should remove this one quick smart …

I have now looked at several of these "interviews" and done an in-depth background review of the "guests". 100% accomplished on paper, but that's it. Using a standard sociopath score, they all score high. Furthermore, when investigating their claims and by the way, they are all selling some good or service, I've done meta-studies across the NIH, peer-reviewed medical journals and other "gold standard" sources [though the true is, they all have their fallibilities]. One thing I have noticed on this channel is similar to every other interview channel: there appears to be a quid pro quo on every one: "Hey, you appear on my channel and I'll appear on yours...wink wink." Ask yourself, low-information voter, why does someone with 6.6MM Subscribers constantly beg for "Likes"?

YES! YES! YES! I have been following an anti-inflammatory diet, hormones, walking and other metabolic changes now for over 10 years. I have four Autoimmune Conditions (serious mold exposure in the workplace between 2008-2012) but I am holding the ill-nesses at bay through my diet and lifestyle changes.

I have used ozempic (lowest dose) due to a pre diabetic diagnoses and gut issues and I was gaining weight while not eating that much. In my experience I would never recommend i took It 7 weeks. Worst cramps I ever had in my life and was nauseous all the time. A few months after that, I ended Up in the hospital several times due to severe abdominal pains. They couldnt find anything. So i went on my own journey of finding out what I had. Took a very expensive gut microbiome test and found out I had leaky gut. Been fasting - eliminating processed foods - Lots of bone broths and gluten free. Pre diabetes is gone for over 1 year now, lost 20 kilos my overall mood is so much better. Maybe as a last resort and on monitored use It can help Some people but i would recommend trying natural remedies first.

@maisiedaisy1000

4 күн бұрын

Be so proud of yourself 👏 Fasting works. You don't need this drug!

@nntk_1998

4 күн бұрын

But what did you eat?

@Snappypantsdance

4 күн бұрын

And what was your dose?? Not disagreeing with you, just trying to look at things in a detailed, thorough manner

@gordonwaite2

4 күн бұрын

I also abandoned what I refer to as the American diet and went to a no sugar, low carb, no GMO’s, no highly processed foods with mostly organic, free range, grass fed… I also do intermittent fasting and an occasional fasting day and walking a lot. I stopped alcohol and use natural sugar alternatives like Monk Fruit and similar plant based sweeteners for when I bake with almond flour instead of highly processed wheat flour. I stopped the nasty highly processed oils and use only Olive, Avocado, butter, coconut oil, ghee, and beef tallow. I lost 30 kilograms. At 65 year of age at 5’ 11” I weigh 170 pounds (77 kilos) and am on no prescription meds. I look like I’m 50. I do supplements that I determine are best for me, and my lab work prove that my choices are the right choices. Big food profits by making us fat and sick. Big Pharma profits by “treating” but not curing our illnesses. Big medicine and big insurance profit off our sickness while colluding with big Pharma. It is an evil and criminal conspiracy to steal money from us while sickening us and shortening our lives.

@Glamours328

4 күн бұрын

Same I was hospitalised severe vomiting on my 2nd week of 0.25 wegovy

Great channel, I’m subscribed and loving it. Thank you! Today’s guest Tyna Moore is so knowledgeable in her field of work, so interesting to listen to. I will be googling her and watching more of the work she does. I’m taking Ozempic, started on a low dose 0,25mg for 4 weeks then 0.5mg for another 4 weeks. I’m now on 1mg/week and it is really improving my general health. I’m 56 and I have diabetes and other medical conditions so being overweight is a daily struggle for me, now that I have been on Ozempic for 10 weeks, I already feel amazing! I still have an appetite but not so much any cravings. I plan my meals well with proteins and crudités, vegetables. I have lost 7 kilos to date because I can walk better and longer and now that i see profound benefits, Ozempic is a life changing drug for me 😊

@Mac-qi5nz

4 күн бұрын

*PLEASE DON'T LISTEN TO THESE PHARMA BOTS GUYS WAKE UP! YOU NEED TO THINK ABOUT THE FACT THAT THEY DESPERATELY NEED SOMEONE TO PUSH IT TO THE MINDLESS SHEEP AND THE VERY BEST THEY COULD DO WAS A CHIROPRACTOR*

@Rainbowdancefactory

4 күн бұрын

Are you sure?

@cherylc4578

4 күн бұрын

If you followed a carnivore lifestyle, you wouldn’t have to pay anything. You would just simply eat normal food and you would lose all the weight you wanted.

@yellowdotje6278

4 күн бұрын

I am so happy for you. Most people think losing weight is simply eating less, doing keto, carnivore, IMF. It's not that simple. I believe also that stress is poisoning our whole system, not even to mention the toxins we eat and inhalen ( and I am talking healthy food, and meals made from scratch). Some people just store it in their bodies. Anyways, the struggle is real. Wishing you all the best.

@West-End

4 күн бұрын

@@cherylc4578 I’m nearly 57 and have been dieting for years and never lost as much weight as with Ozempic. I am simply not obsessed with food anymore and what a relief it is. Many will disagree with taking this wonder drug but Ozempic works well for me. It helps me with cravings, lower my diabetes, lower my high blood pressure. I don’t think about food anymore, I eat when I’m hungry, 2 meals a day made out of proteins like chicken breast, eggs or fish with salad or veg. I can now do much more things like walking and swimming as I’m not as heavy as before. I can walk without chronic pains on my back and feet. The swelling on my face and neck has gone, pfewwww… My body was so inflamed, I have water retention so my wrists and ankles were also swollen. I feel so much better and nurses check my blood results and blood pressure regularly. So far so good! I am going to stay on the 1 mg dose as I don’t need a higher dose. I have had diarrhoea and that’s the only thing that is a bother but it is now better since I am staying clear of dairy products. Hopefully in a month time I will be able to change my wardrobe as the weight loss is quite incredible. I was so miserable and so unhappy to be overweight. Now I feel alive and I deserve to live my life to the fullest, I’m a lot happier and my confidence is so much better. On the plus side the people around me are noticing the changes and the compliments are flooding that I am on a natural high so I don’t mind the Ozempic face and I disregard the negative comments cause I feel goooood! 😀😜

Important takeaways: 1. She's not talking about the drug Ozempic. She's talking about the peptide Semaglutide -- a compounded version of it, NOT made by a big pharma company and NOT in an auto-injector. 2. She is more researched on the use of this compound than ANY physician that you're going to come across, and also who will freely write you a script for it based on ZERO of their own study time and 100-percent based on drug industry marketing materials. 3. She is discussing using NOT for weight loss. 4. She is discussing using it at MUCH LOWER doses than any mainstream physician does. 5. Although not an M.D., she is a licensed prescriber and possesses two biology undergrad degrees from two different institutions, a Doctor of Chiropractic, and an N.D. certification. That's 13 years of academic training and 15 years of clinical practice she is speaking from. And lastly, her state considers her a Doctor and also gives her the right to prescribe. It doesn't matter if you don't consider her one.

@skincareforme

3 күн бұрын

education means nothing

@freepressright

3 күн бұрын

@skincareforme Agreed, unless they can back it up with skill and knowledge. This woman can do that. I'm no education snob. This was directed at the education snobs who say, "Well, she's not an endocrinologist!" Or something equally stupid. She's entirely qualified to speak on these subjects. Moreso than most MD's who take marching orders from big pharma.

@moniquemichelle7295

3 күн бұрын

Exactly. She’s not pushing micro dosing Ozempic. They just use that term for relevance and clicks. lol She’s pushing the peptide.

@Karen-ff4os

3 күн бұрын

Dr. Tyna rocks! She can bring it...the science and the clinical success. 👊✊️

@idontarguewithpeasants

3 күн бұрын

@@skincareformeit means a lot and it sounds as though you lack it.

At 34:28 Tyna says, "You can't control the doses [of the pens]." Actually, you CAN control them. You just have to count the clicks as you turn the dial to select the dose you want. With the Ozempic pen available in Australia the 0.25ml dose is 20 clicks. So if you want 0.4ml instead of a 0.5ml dose, you just stop turning after 32 clicks instead of 40. I will mention that when I discussed this with my pharmacist he warned me that the pens only have an effective lifespan of 6 weeks from the time the seal within the pen is broken.

@jollygoode4153

4 күн бұрын

Yep true I have one. I'm on it due to being type 2 but interested in this sudden spurt of information about it. Is this stoking the market for the pills perhaps ?

@rossmurray6849

4 күн бұрын

@@jollygoode4153 I haven't heard anything about pills and I don't really care. I put off giving myself the first injection for about 2 months, but when I finally did it I had doubts I'd done it correctly because the pain was so trivial. 🙂

@rossmurray6849

4 күн бұрын

@@jollygoode4153 I haven't heard anything about pills and I don't really care. I put off giving myself the first injection for about 2 months then after doing it I had doubts I'd done it correctly because the pain was so trivial. 🙂

@butterflywind999

4 күн бұрын

Yes, we all have a choice and CAN control what we put into our bodies. We all are not sheep. There is no easy way out. Common sense is key. Eat what is from nature and alive.

@yesway5285

4 күн бұрын

She said she uses less than the lowest dose in the pen.

I would totally have a naturopathic doctor as my primary care physician, if insurance covered it. The big problem is there’s money to be made in keeping people sick. And insurance companies don’t really care about your health.

@nancymassey3974

Күн бұрын

I so agree with that sentiment. You cannot even find a Functional Medicine doctor that is covered by insurance. I would jump at a chance to get a Naturopath that my insurance covered. Its just so wrong that they don't.

@seaglass.jen86

6 сағат бұрын

I finally went to a ND recently and it was expensive out of pocket, but it’s been a completely refreshing experience compared to traditional practice with a primary care Dr. She had me come in for a 90 minute initial consult and picked my brain on everything related to my health and habits and history (and this was after I had already filled out a long questionnaire from her) and then she immediately requested that I get in-depth labs. Like this ND, she also mentioned to me the possibility of peptide treatment, which shocked me tbh, but at this point I’m open to it. I get my lab results back tomorrow and I’m so excited for the possibility of addressing targeted issues and feeling better. Going to a ND is money but my health is worth the money. We can scale back on other things in our monthly budgeting and make room for this bc I’m tired of feeling crappy.

I'm feeling like there's a real lack of scientific knowledge....anecdotal is interesting but doesnt give me confidence.

@angelastanton6096

4 күн бұрын

Hey this is how you discover new things

@freepressright

4 күн бұрын

Neither should "science" funded by corporations.

@aerinlynn1665

4 күн бұрын

She references the literature quite a bit - a couple of studies are linked

@TheMerFree

4 күн бұрын

I suggest looking into her body of research. She is not one to spin pseudoscience.

@jazzy19001

4 күн бұрын

"Scientific knowledge" does not give me confidence because it is all tainted by big pharma - there are no independent doctor/scientists anymore - those days are over.

Is it just me, or is every second interview Steven does these days about Ozempic?

@ImiChitterman

4 күн бұрын

Maybe or maybe not we all have to educate the population so we can get the message to all the Sheeples and people's

@truthseeker6377

4 күн бұрын

💵💲

@karinalombrozo3257

4 күн бұрын

Ratings

@ImiChitterman

3 күн бұрын

When we have a hot topice we jusy have to get it in multiple high dose.. right

@idontarguewithpeasants

3 күн бұрын

It’s a hot topic and engagement goes up when he does. For example, you decided to make this comment and click the video,

While I agree with much of what Dr. Tyna is saying, but to say people are not eating more calories in years past has been scientifically debunked a million times over. Processed foods are condensed calories=excessive calories.

@skyethebard

Күн бұрын

I can only speak for myself, but I don't eat much ultraprocessed food and I have been overweight/obese since puberty. I eat low carb/keto, intermittent fast, and take Mounjaro and yet the weight loss is very, very slow. It has taken five years to lose 56lbs. I suspect my metabolic issues are not just genetic but also due to overprocessed foods I ate in my childhood/early adulthood. My point is, I eat well now, and have for years, but I think the food decisions of my mother permanently damaged my body.

@seaglass.jen86

6 сағат бұрын

@@skyethebardso many possible factors. You’re right tho that some of us make daily health conscious decisions and we remain larger in size. I hate the common rhetoric that if a person is fat then they eat too much processed foods and don’t move their body enough. That’s just not true in all cases and on the flip side there are plenty of skinny people who don’t take good care of their body.

I'm a naturopath, a traditional one! A generation older than her, in my 70's not on any pharmaceuticals at all. There is no room for the use of allopathic medicine within naturopathic practice if you want real, natural health results. I am not old either, as she says 70 year olds are! Sorry! This is bad news! Too fast, not holistic, not cool.

@equatorialjourney4478

4 күн бұрын

@@BothSidesNow52 👍👍👏…. Totally gobsmacked by this one

@NitaJain

4 күн бұрын

Lots of naturopaths prescribe “natural” peptide therapies, but if one gets patented, it’s suddenly allopathic. These lines are completely arbitrary.

@jodyallardice1094

4 күн бұрын

This is fantastic info. I wish I could get a micro dose from a compounding pharmacy in the UK without being overweight. Is that even an option here?

@joanbalasa4207

4 күн бұрын

What do you do when you have done all the natural ways and they have not worked?

@vitalishus

4 күн бұрын

@@joanbalasa4207depends on your current situation, your goal, your diet & how consistent you can be. Also your emotional & mental state contributes as well. Lots of variables. There could still be a logical reason why you haven’t had the results you want.

Appreciate this interview. It’s important to have lots of perspectives. I found this video informative.

“This episode it is brought to you by Ozempic “

@Phoenixrisinghealingcentre

4 күн бұрын

👏👏👏

@thebeautyofcorephysics7546

4 күн бұрын

I believe so...

@amymccall5263

4 күн бұрын

If you actually listen to the episode she doesn’t recommend ozempic and thinks it’s actually doing a disservice to most people who take it. She uses micro doses of GLP-1.

@bluetnewyork1

4 күн бұрын

Idiotic comment. I am not related to any pharma company and I experienced all the benefits she is talking about plus 44 pounds lost for good.

@thebeautyofcorephysics7546

4 күн бұрын

@@amymccall5263 most doctors that pimp and inject it... $$$$

All American industries (food, drug etc) go by the mantra of " If some is good, more is better and way too much is just right for me"! Great to hear someone talk about calculated use and cycling of medications to improve life quality. Good interview!

I don’t understand how a naturopathic doctor could have a daughter with poly cystic ovaries and severe acne and not be able to treat this naturally. Or how she didn’t treat her own problems before they became so severe. Instead she used a pharmaceutical drug. Something doesnt add up

@equatorialjourney4478

4 күн бұрын

@@Onegreenworld1199 👏👍indeed, indeed ….. WTHF !!! And a mother w endless ailments; herself w a litany of issues . Unbelievable lack of grass roots common sense

@geetachhibber2370

4 күн бұрын

@@equatorialjourney4478 Agree. Why wait so long to treat so many conditions in herself n her daughter n then take recourse to an ‘Allopathic’ medicine which she also brickbats in the video.

@lorimoore5589

4 күн бұрын

That was my thought as well.

@veganaise2383

4 күн бұрын

Totally agree. Americans LOVE drugs. Its part of whats wrong with their country.

@ThunderJarvis

4 күн бұрын

They have anxiety issues which stems from breathing issues and not processing feelings in a healthy way. Anxieties are the leading cause of disease as it causes high cortisol release and disruption of the immune system and also has direct effects on many organs. Very few doctors know how to deal with this and teach proper breathing. You can hear it in this doctor’s voice. She’s probably always in a hurry and time is her biggest issue.

I love hearing doctors who have nursed their parents and children back to health. That’s love! I would love a panel of a few of these doctors. How revelatory this could be. Dr boz, Paul stammett and this dr would be a good beginning. If not censored by YT

Not an ND - Natural Doctor. She is a chiropractor not an MD. She has a certificate only and says holistic specialist read on: Certified does not mean Naturopathic Physician! If she graduated from an accredited four-year naturopathic medical school and passed the Naturopathic Physicians Licensing Exam (NPLEX), she would be considered a Naturopathic Doctor (ND)[5]. However, the term "certified" suggests she may have a certification rather than a full ND degree. An Expert in holistic regenerative medicine: This indicates specialized knowledge but is not a formal medical degree. She keeps referring to her mentor and not schooling. What testing has she done in microbiome? She also said her colleague was a ND but never refers to herself that way. I normally don’t care but she's pushing a drug that has been given very bad reviews for hurting people. I'm Glad her mom and others are healthier. That's not evidence or research enough.

@hughjanis6439

4 күн бұрын

Exactly

@butterflywind999

4 күн бұрын

Thank you, exactly.

@yellowdotje6278

4 күн бұрын

If she's not a real doctor, how can she prescribe ozempic?

@momoftwobunnies

4 күн бұрын

@bringbackthefiretv495 Did you not hear her?!?! 😂 She was a regular M.D doing rounds in the past.oof learn to listen.

@bringbackthefiretv495

3 күн бұрын

@@momoftwobunnies her credentials are Listed on the video 🤣

I’ve seen what celebrities like Sharon Osbourne look like after using it and she doesn’t not look well. Many people who use and have used it don’t look well. There’s nothing better than healthy eating, exercise and some good old willpower.

@Jusrow123

2 күн бұрын

@@megpi72 as what she said people are overdosing themselves to lose weight fast that’s why they don’t feel good

@Elpakitoflores

2 күн бұрын

Old good willpower 😅 , but yeah! it really is the answer and takes a lot of it !

Your questions regarding this entire interview are absolutely absolutely fantastic. You’re a wonderful host!

I know you read the comments, Stephen. What on earth were you thinking with this woman? Mindy says it right. I'm now certified as a FLAG Coach and a qualified Naturopathic Health Coach. This information goes against everything I have been taught and is concerning 😟

@kelila_1688

4 күн бұрын

💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯

@horamat2

4 күн бұрын

It might be a move aimed at those 63percent of nonsubscribers.. here this is what you get when you dont click that button :D

@Snappypantsdance

4 күн бұрын

Well, but possibly, just possibly, you need to research more. Maybe lifestyle changes are enough, but maybe we need some help getting back to balance. Coming from a naturopathically minded gal that eats super healthy, takes supplements and grew up on an organic farm.

@hughjanis6439

4 күн бұрын

When I see a Chiropractor acting like an MD I get skeptical.

@nanciatnyte

4 күн бұрын

​@@hughjanis6439MDs and ODs get the same medical training

One thing I have learned is that most of us are lazy when it comes to our health, so I'm just here to get the information I need to buy the stock! 🚀

Crap, diapers did not come in baby boomers nor did taker away food, only fish & chip shops, milk bars which the Greek migrants bought. I’m 66 and used on my children cloth nappies. As an young adult we did not have McDonalds Kentucky Fried chicken it came in the seventies. Stop blaming the baby boomers get your facts right.

@slcoly1

4 күн бұрын

YES!!!

@Sarah-with-an-H

4 күн бұрын

Disposable diapers were invented sometimes between the 30's and the 50's so it was the boomers parents that created them.

@rpierce7004

4 күн бұрын

Exactly- the pharmaceutical industry and allopathic medical training that has changed should squarely have the finger pointing to.

@sandyisabelle9944

3 күн бұрын

Did you recycled?

@tosca...

2 күн бұрын

@@sandyisabelle9944 Recycle what? Cloth nappies is automatic recycling since you sterilised them and washed them in the washing machine to be used over and over. You went to a butcher shop for meat (not me) for meats wrapped in paper, not pre-packaged stuff at the supermarket and you took a basket or string bags to get your fruit and vegetables at the green grocer. Shopping was completely different to now. Otherwise the red, green and yellow otto bins on wheels didn't exist yet. Supermarkets were not yet super!

Thank you for this information! I wish that „longevity doctors“ would be affordable for more people in the US… instead, they’re only affordable for very few people…

Thank you for having this conversation. I think Dr. Tyna is sincere in her opinions. This is what doctors used to be like before algorithms and managed care. Doctors used to be scientists who tried different therapies with their patients, watching and monitoring carefully and course correcting when required with the motto of "Do no harm" - now much less is required of doctors - they don't have to be curios and think for themselves - to be safe now means to follow the dogma. They can't be blamed if something goes wrong because that is "the standard". My biggest challenge now is finding any kind of doctor that approaches this level of curiosity. They don't have time/energy for it and it has been "trained" out of them. If you do your own research and want to talk to them about it you either get a glazed look, or outright hostility/defensiveness. That's why people are taking their health into their own hands and experimenting on themselves, because many doctors are not willing to help them outside very narrow parameters.

@diezyl

2 күн бұрын

Thank u, I agree. That look at u like ur crazy because ur studying ur own body & results based on your elimination etc but they treat u like ur inept because ur not an MD. They are also not trained extensively to cure our baseline issues instead of our symptoms. People need to be cured not suffer by masking symptoms & no support. Why do people have to suffer forever until they die? I love how she does her research because it helps the masses & gives them more choices so as not to give up & life, plus live a more active life.

Love your channel !

I think some of the stuff she’s sharing are worth exploring but very dangerous to spread this information like this. It’s another guest that is using anecdotal info to support their point. Each week it’s “doctors” contradicting themselves.

@zjzj6800

4 күн бұрын

All of these so called experts are nothing but fakes! People need to think critically and realise these people only want your money and are making a ton because there are always suckers that fall for BS as their brains lack critical thinking! We saw it happen with Covid Vaccination!

@equatorialjourney4478

4 күн бұрын

Indeed …. AND , another glaring advertisement for the rapid aging effects it has on face & overall lack of physical robustness of the zealous devotees . Who, ironically, fail to see it on themselves . Cognitive dissonance

@Mac-qi5nz

4 күн бұрын

The best big pharma can do is a chiropractor 👆😂

@Jay...777

4 күн бұрын

All these advantages seem to be the same advantages as water only fasting. Stem cell proliferation rises a lot with fasting - and it's free. You will infact save money but Ozempic is very expensive. Basic rule - never trust pharma.

@joyfulmomentappreciate6048

4 күн бұрын

​@@Jay...777I wwonder when will it be recalled for the population with serious muscle loss. These population will be wheel chair bonded with shortened life span.

Thank you, Steven, for a great interview. I was somewhat sceptical when I heard this guest was a naturopath. I really appreciated your incisive questions, when needed, throughout this interview to identify the evidence upon which various claims were made. I feel able to assess what to do with this new information largely because of those questions.

This has become Diary Of A CEOzempic

@MissCandy350

4 күн бұрын

Exactly!

Watched the first 2 minutes, got really irritated and decided to read the comments *before* i watch. Guess I will pass on this one.

@MamaVeganka

4 күн бұрын

same

@nab237

4 күн бұрын

That's what i'm doing right now

@horamat2

4 күн бұрын

Stephen is just punishing those that didnt subscribe :)

@kblauryl8160

4 күн бұрын

your loss. bye.

@knowledge_knowsblake7396

4 күн бұрын

my thoughts exactly

This is all great and all, but I found it a bit ironic that someone who promotes naturopathy/holistic health, after listing why we are all metabolically ill in the first place (like the food industry and toxic chemicals) would recommend the peptides to “cure” yourself as opposed to lifestyle changes only. Ozempic just sounds like another bandaid approach.

This channel has really changed its platform. I read Ozempic causes cancer and a bunch of other side effects not too sure where this channel is now trying to go. I miss the authentic people with real life stories and testimony.

@GingerPeacenik

4 күн бұрын

It's chasing the £££££

@Jay...777

4 күн бұрын

All these advantages seem to be the same advantages as water only fasting. Stem cell proliferation rises a lot with fasting - and it's free. You will infact save money but Ozempic is very expensive. Basic rule - never trust big pharma.

@EZZYLAND

4 күн бұрын

when you like a video and follow someone's channel, you wrongfully assume that they will never post a video that goes against your beliefs. atleast be glad that hes providing a platform for experts of various fields. he's leaving it upto us to take the decision. hes not telling you to go get it via the link in his bio. you cannot expect that someone should create content and talk about stuff that you only agree with. he doesnt work for you. "this channel is changing" lol even the people in your own life have opinions that differ from yours maam.

@Snappypantsdance

4 күн бұрын

He’s being open to being wrong, and exploring new thoughts.

@refreshingtwist

4 күн бұрын

​@@EZZYLANDexactly!

3:56 She defines Allopathic medicine (which is in itself a derogatory term for modern medicine; as algorithmic approach to cure diseases based on diagnosing the symptoms. Then she goes to explain that Naturopathic medicine is based on curing the individual not the disease. Then at 20:35 she says that the whole protocol that she put her mother through, she applied to herself. Which is by definition algorithmic approach to curing a disease not the individual. 11:21 A physician that describes her mother as "the curvy one unlike me" is approached by her mother that has become gaunt and "grey" and said physician completely ignores her patient. Then she starts throwing everything she has got and learned at her mother, once she is convinced that patient has not been ticking well. Not only this is a gross ethical issue of treating a family member, it showcases her observational skills in her immediate surrounding. 20:38 The first time she said something that makes any sense: if your brain and mind are the primary source of agitation, then your body including your hormones, gut, etc. will be influenced as well. Although it is in direct contradiction of her earlier assessment that "when the gut is inflamed the brain is inflamed." The whole chapter titled "Discovering Ozempic" just shows that naturopathic practitioners are full of it! She bangs on about treating the human, the individual, no the disease and then she goes about harping how once she knew the disease (Psoriatic arthritis) then she pulled all the stops on how to treat herself. What a bunch of bull-crap "naturopathic medicine is about getting to know how to make you tick and heal you, not your diseases." 41:00 Cycling a prescription drug to treat a disease. Again no mention of how to treat an individual but rather the symptoms of a disease. She's got a bit of brain fog, let's get a bit of GLP-1 going. After this, it's all the prearranged study reviews with lots of "I think this is due to that" statements, her sample sizes are all her friends and her patients. For more information on Metabolic Syndrome you would be better off reading or listening to Robert Lustig. He goes over the science of what's been going on the issue for far longer and in more details.

This is your best guest yet. If you understand chemistry and biology she sounds spot on. She explains it so well. People canhear her speak but they are not listening nor do they understand the chemistry and D N A. Excellent!!! We in the medicine field are understanding all you said. Keep on. ❤️❤️❤️

First 25 minutes she says not one useful or informative thing - other than she is right to feel guilty regarding her mother. It's not that she didn't see the symptoms, the issue was she didn't LISTEN and she didn't look when told "I feel sick". Telling us "I threw everything at her" tells us nothing at all. 🤦‍♂️🤦🏽‍♀️🤦🏼🤦‍♂️🤦🏽‍♀️

It seems strange that are bodies would “ need “Ozemptic” My friend just started it and can’t go to the bathroom and can hardly eat… also severe migraines … She is already ready to get off it I hope people will value t muscle mass and realize many people who thin, may not be healthy

@Jusrow123

3 күн бұрын

Maybe she needs to lower down the dose she is taking. Aw per the podcast we only need a micro dose

All these advantages seem to be the same advantages as water only fasting. Stem cell proliferation rises a lot with fasting - and it's free. You will infact save money but Ozempic is very expensive..

@Sarah-with-an-H

4 күн бұрын

Spamming doesn't make your point more effective

@LoFiLatentSpaceTools

4 күн бұрын

I think the idea is that anything that can be safely used to modulate GLP-1 is a good thing, which is a clever take. The source is ironic coming from a (not even) board certified (by themselves) pseudo doctors ( e.g. ND:med school < residency < fellowship < etc)

@amymccall5263

4 күн бұрын

What she’s talking about isn’t expensive (and isn’t ozempic) and won’t destroy your muscle like water fasting will 🤷‍♀️.

I'm on Ozempic because I have metabolic syndrome. I also am on HRT. My appetite is similar to 2 times in the past..when I completely got off of all addictive foods. Sugar. Alcohol, caffeine, gluten and dairy. It's also similar to when I lost my appetite when my Brother died suddenly. My goal.is to get the weight off with weight training and good diet. I'm hoping to not need as much medication down the road.

"...certified Naturopathic and Chiropractic physician and expert in holistic"; which in medical terms means wholly unqualified.

@junehodsdon8037

4 күн бұрын

Or maybe just your comment.

@Snappypantsdance

4 күн бұрын

Good luck with your health on the western medicine system…..😮

@LinkEX

4 күн бұрын

@@junehodsdon8037 nope, they're right. - Chiro is bullocks invented by a guy that claims ghosts told him to write the theory down - Naturopathy is a mixed bag that requires nowhere near as much as becoming a medical doctor.

@pamhoward1215

4 күн бұрын

Try listening to the video before you judge. Traditional medicine and our toxic food is killing us. She is saying WAY more than just take this medicine (which is actually a peptide your body already makes). Also, if you really understood the study and amazing work of chiropractors, you’d question traditional doctors, not them.

@refreshingtwist

4 күн бұрын

Naturopathic Dr's are hella better than Medical Dr's when it comes to getting to the root cause of issues and eliminating disease. Medical Dr's just peddle drugs to mask symptoms. So, choose whichever one you like best. I way rather go the natural route

Whatever ozempic benefit is the benefit of fasting because people don’t eat when they are on it. In the mean time the substance ruing your body

@Kathakathan11

4 күн бұрын

Because of ACV, I can push fasting window about 2 hrs . ACV > ozempic

@zillashahzad4969

4 күн бұрын

Fasting has been around for centuries. It’s a shame that many people in many societies have forgotten the age old wisdom. I regularly fast.

@Jay...777

4 күн бұрын

All these advantages seem to be the same advantages as water only fasting. Stem cell proliferation rises a lot with fasting - and it's free. You will infact save money but Ozempic is very expensive. Basic rule - never trust pharma.

@newscienceofphysicalhealth2934

4 күн бұрын

Bullshit

I have a feeling Stephen is having some investment from companies pushing Ozempic

@SovereignQueen345

Сағат бұрын

I see this too. Dr. Tyna and a lot of other docs, too 😮🙄

Peptides, hormones, and vitamins are not drugs. I'm not sure why this is unclear. All of these things can be "prescribed", but are all present in the body. People need help assessing whether they have an imbalance or deficiency and choosing the proper amount of each. This also requires ongoing monitoring and adjusting. Your practitioner matters.

@djones2857

2 күн бұрын

It's unclear bc most people aren't smart enough to appreciate nuance and they react and comment without any critical thinking or rational thought. They are married to their biases and believe they are the only ones who are right. Self-righteous ignorance on display in these comments.

Love your podcast but this episode was a huge miss for me. Her anecdotal evidence on semaglutide seems irresponsible to promote this very nuanced drug. Ive seen many people suffer, including myself. I had terrible suicidal ideation, depression and abdominal pain. It led to me having and endoscopy/colonoscpy where my gastro found autoimmune gastritis and gastric atrophy. The doctor told me I can never take the drug again as it could be catastrophic for my conditions. Ozempic/semaglutide are prescribed without doing proper testing and people could have underlying issues that the drug could make so much worse! I also have autoimmune thyroiditis, hashimotos, and it did not help any of my symptoms at all, just made everything exponentially worse and caused some new scary mental health crisis.

@PéterTófalvi-r5x

Күн бұрын

I have the same illnesses like you. We should basically address our autoimune condition, and Ozempic is a bad choice for this.

@paumoscoso

Күн бұрын

@@PéterTófalvi-r5x definitely! Ive radically changed my diet, taking supplements and changed exercise. Its so hard to deal with since everything is connected! With the hashimotos hypothyroidism i though Semaglutide would help but oh no! Silver lining is that thanks to its horrible side effects, I had so many tests and found some things i can now address. 🤣 Best of luck to you!

I dont need research to smell a rat. Im a naturopath in the uk and this is absolute bs!

@barrybearman3511

4 күн бұрын

I agree. If it’s seems too good to be true. It is.

@Mac-qi5nz

4 күн бұрын

The mindless sheep REALLY should consider why the very best big pharma can do to push it is a chiropractor. They should think"How come no real doctors wanna stick their neck out on this? " etc etc. Sadly, they won't 😂

@maisiedaisy1000

4 күн бұрын

I'm a Naturopathic Health Coach in the UK, and I agree 💯

@butterflywind999

4 күн бұрын

@@barrybearman3511 You took the words right out of my mouth.

@newscienceofphysicalhealth2934

4 күн бұрын

You clearly cannot read peer reviewed, double blind, clinically validated medical research published in credible journals…oh wait…your “evidence” has more credibility…NOT

My ozempic trial was short lived, i felt like i was bleeding to death. Une dose, took me weeks to recover. Not sure why everyone thinks this is ready. Id love to hear what she has to say about these side effects.

Something that was not mentioned as a factor of our metabolic decline, is our food supply being poisoned by the use of glyphosate. You should have Dr Paul Mills on! He proved definitively that not only does glyphosate stay in the tissues long term, but also causes fatty liver. He’s why Monsanto had to change their name. This is a great episode!! Thank you!

@ImiChitterman

3 күн бұрын

Well the big GL is indeed a challenge for the body but we need to find the way

wow, it makes you wonder if Ozempic is helping people heal because it helps the dopamine receptors not crave as much sugar and some inflammatory foods so they dont consume as much as they usually do, and this in return helps the body heal quicker, which is why they need to cycle on and off Ozempic... so is it really the Ozempic or the combination of lifestyle changes and helping the reward system not seek out some of these inflammatory habits they have

Thanks so much for sharing this knowledge. I think a lot of people can benefit from this, I definitely think some of this will benefit our family. This makes a lot of sense for me - I'm not in a medical profession.

She is a brilliant doctor. She doesn’t use prescriptions Willy nilly, she gets the patient healthy as possible first, then tapping into the value of a particular drug. Very wise. I know many people on it and it was the only thing that helped them. Gut issues were way better from MAST cell, PCOS, insulin resistance, bloodwork is improving too. It’s an individual decision.

@moniquemichelle7295

3 күн бұрын

All functional medicine MDs take this approach. You’re literally describing functional medicine: get the patient healthy via lifestyle, then moderate medication if necessary.

So she is a naturopath. Ie. Not a real Doctor (MD). I have seen her around on KZread and thinks some of what she says makes sense but just the first ten minutes of this talk, with her twisting herself into knots trying to explain what she is, was too much for me. Can she actually prescribe medications in America? If yes then they are in more trouble than I thought!

@chrisavetrano

4 күн бұрын

Why chiropractors are allowed to call themselves “doctors” without going to medical school is always a mystery to me

@vegahw

4 күн бұрын

I have a side eye too. She did seem to be able to prescribe medicine, which is interesting.

@healing682

4 күн бұрын

Funny enough they treat root cause issues and not symptoms.

@zjzj6800

4 күн бұрын

She just sounds like a drug pusher. She lost me at the point when she referred to a study that showed that Ozempic improved cardiovascular health. 😂

@JayWeb3

4 күн бұрын

Those "REAL" doctors you have so much faith in are the 3rd leading cause of death in America. Lol Research how western-allopathic medicine was originated, who was behind it and why. It should open your eyes and show you why we're the sickest country on the planet.

Thank you. This podcast has been amazingly helpful and FULL of information !

Is this the pharma response to the other episode where he cautioned the use of ozempic

@HanaHana-ft9li

4 күн бұрын

No doubt about that. She isn’t even a real physician.

@Mac-qi5nz

4 күн бұрын

.... and the very best they could do to push it to the mindless sheep is A CHIROPRACTOR 👌 😂

@commissariorex

4 күн бұрын

@@Mac-qi5nz She lost me there.

@Jay...777

4 күн бұрын

All these advantages seem to be the same advantages as water only fasting. Stem cell proliferation rises a lot with fasting - and it's free. You will infact save money but Ozempic is very expensive.

@Snappypantsdance

4 күн бұрын

All you guys except Jay..777 are pretty clueless. You either haven’t had chronic pain, or haven’t been hard in the allopathic system, or something. Like she said, do research!

My nephew was suicidal when on this medication.

@refreshingtwist

4 күн бұрын

That's the risk of being on any drug

The guest you had on about fasting makes a lot more sense than this woman, she isnt even a real physician.

@azeezoladipupo3706

4 күн бұрын

For real

@yesway5285

4 күн бұрын

She has the same training as Mindy Pelz does.

very interesting info all the way through 💪🏼 good for you im 74 and heard stuff worth investigation

a dose of ozempic is approximately $140

@Emmuzka

2 күн бұрын

It depends where you live. I live in Europe and a month's supply without insurance or government compensatin is 115 Eur (about 130 Dollars). That's 4 Euros a day, so less than a daily latte.

NOOOOOOOOO!!!! This is absolutely not okay. Get off the synthetic foods, minimise toxic load, and don't take side effect pharmaceuticals.

@ImiChitterman

3 күн бұрын

Can you name one compound that is not found in food natural food that is not pharmaceutical?

Cringe! A so called "expert" recommending ozempic to people who dont even need it! As an MD i am apalled!!!

The dog, thing struck me. I carry my dog everywhere and we both need each other. She gets anxiety without me. I never realized, I soothed myself, by carrying around.❤

Great episode. This ladies experience with chronic pain is like listening to my self. When she said she told herself she thought she would kill herself because of her chronic pain, that really hit me hard. Her knowledge is valuable to those who live with chronic pain, will be researching some of this now. thank u !! Great podcast in general, but this episode 👌

I’ll stick to my low carb dietary lifestyle. I have pcos and have been on a low carb IF diet for the past 20 years since diagnosis. Always watched my weight & 98% of the time choose healthy foods. A healthy lifestyle is about changing your habits and making the proper choices for life not just for a time period.

The Ketogenic diet does the same thing and is safer. On successfully losing my first 10kg doing the Ketogenic diet my Dr at the time still offered me Ozempic... Improved health status that doesn't earn them ongoing dollars is the pharmaceutical/medical industries nightmare.

@Mac-qi5nz

4 күн бұрын

Bingo friend

@GingerPeacenik

4 күн бұрын

Yep. It can also reduce or even end depression and anxiety, and slows the aging process while reducing inflammation and joint pain. Dr. Eric Berg and Dr. Ken Berry have some great videos on the subject. Also look up Pottinger's Human on the benefits of fasting.

@Snappypantsdance

4 күн бұрын

Everyone I’ve heard from says that carnivore diet is easier with better results. I haven’t done keto, so I don’t personally know. I’ve had spectacular results with carnivore, brain supplements, sunshine etc. absolutely life changing and EASY!

@ImiChitterman

4 күн бұрын

You sir is not welcome here. Why are you speaking good things when we have to sell our pharmecia.. how dear you introduce the natural healthy and natural ways for proper lifestyle choices.. you want to cause people to stop eat all our high sugar foods and our chemical poisons. You want to make persons rapair their bodies with all these amino acids from the meat and all these ketobodies that will help the brain.. why why .. we are here to just give the horse a carrot or another carrot and you want to spoil this.. how dear you sir.. aka. #keto

@zendesigner

3 күн бұрын

im doing keto at this moment combined with saxenda (liraglutide). the disadvantage of keto while it works indeed very well, it induces cravings for certain types of foods. your brain simply wants too trick you into consuming a carbohydrate. ozempic or saxenda i find in the lowest dose possible 0.6mg is helping in not having that, and also reducing portion size. my hope is that in the past keto always bottemed out, that with the help of saxenda that it doesn’t

That video was brilliant! I really learnt a lot from it and I have several people that I am sure could benefit from this. Thanks very much Mr Bartlett

Steven, you ask great questions!

Who is funding the studies. This stuff is poison.

@Mac-qi5nz

4 күн бұрын

Big pharma friend and the very best they can do is this CHIROPRACTOR 😂

@christine9467

4 күн бұрын

Gila monster venom synthetically made. That’s what it is. That’s why it paralyzes the stomach. No thanks. Does she even mention this? It can’t be good in the long run.

@D3emitz989

4 күн бұрын

@@badsass nope, it’s a peptide. Chemo is poison, wonder what your thoughts are about the taking of a poison like chemo if it’s the only possibility to save a life.

@newscienceofphysicalhealth2934

4 күн бұрын

Bullshit

@ImiChitterman

3 күн бұрын

Come on nothing is.. its in the dose..

Just the first couple of minutes have got me excited to hear this because I JUST got my prescription for Ozempic yesterday. After hearing so many horror stories about it, it's encouraging to know there are meaningful benefits in addition to weight management that may have a positive impact on my health.

@88Nieznany88

4 күн бұрын

Let us know in few months if you had any side effects and how it went! I wish you all the best

@GenRN

4 күн бұрын

I’ve been on Ozempic for about 4 months and I have lost 30+ pounds. OMAD, healthy ketovore. Ozempic is an amazing tool but it isn’t magic.

@BigBoyGames-ke1hq

4 күн бұрын

Careful, one swallow doesn't make a summer

@michelleobrien6996

4 күн бұрын

So until yesterday you heard mainly horror stories and you still got a script????

@Mac-qi5nz

4 күн бұрын

Maybe consider that the very best big pharma can do to push it to the mindless sheep is A CHIROPRACTOR 😂

Am I the only one that keeps rewinding and looking up madical terms to make sure I understand 💯?

I found this really interesting. I also sent this to my son who’s a professor and does research at the university of Baylor. Thought he may find it useful as well. Thank you for sharing this.

Always here at 9 am to listen to you with my husband together, best way to start the day! We also started a Podcast to share some psyhology&science content.

@faithrose4440

4 күн бұрын

3 30 am here I'm at work till 7 am ❤❤❤❤

@stayopenminded486

4 күн бұрын

​@@faithrose4440uuuuuu!

All medications have side effects. Some people are more sensitive than others to them. All medicines you can overdose on. Ozempic has its clear benefits, glycemic control and weight loss used at the correct dose and if tolerated by the patient. It’s really that simple.

@ImiChitterman

3 күн бұрын

Yes, all and even herbal or natural non pharmaceutical has their side effects maybe mot so damaging as the big Farm type.. but well said

@HelioPopTart

3 күн бұрын

Please don’t simplify the process and the complexity of the biological process. It’s not simple. The fact you think it’s simple conveys the Dunning Kruger effect in plain view.

@MrABStheMan

3 күн бұрын

@@HelioPopTart If you read what I wrote, I never said the biological process and mechanism were simple. Neither is the clinical indication and assessment when getting it prescribed. What’s simple is being able to determine whether Ozempic has a net positive or a negative outcome as it’ll vary from person to person.

Hi Steven, I deeply enjoy listening the well educated people you choose to come onto your podcast. My life's work is learning about our environment but it seems to be such an overlooked subject. I would love to see you delve into this subject, learning about the deeply intertwined, complex and explore the secret links between all types of life on earth!! love your work, you're and inspiration and roll model for me. Anyway... Thank you :)

I love this from all angles. Great questions and great explanations for your viewers. For UK buyers/patients, where do you get it to maintain micro dosing?

Think I’m over the Ozempic pushers, sorry I know this maybe really good, but there have been too many cases when we later find out there is a cost and no longer trust people unfortunately.

@ImiChitterman

3 күн бұрын

Qould you take a try on a natural GLP1 antigonis.. ?

@djones2857

2 күн бұрын

GLP-1 agonists have been used safely for over 20 years - and at much higher doses than what this doctor recommends.

I need this so bad, but whos gonna perscribe me micro doses? Im a mechanic and Im in tears every morning the pain in every muscle and joint until the handful of ibuprophen and suboxone kick in. I have severe muscle cramps all night and any electrolites make it much worse. im 58, started seeing drs for pain at 27, Im so done.

@dianatrans1804

4 күн бұрын

Have you considered looking at your diet and trying to do a fast to reset and detox? Our bodies are made in miraculous ways if we give them a chance we don’t have to poison ourselves with drugs in order to see some relief.

@chevy3759

Күн бұрын

I feel you and I've passed this on to my children. The nsaids only make the joints worse but it seems to be the only thing that works quickly. There is an alternative called CURAMIN. IT IS ALL DRUGFREE AND REALLY WORKS. GODSPEED

@chevy3759

Күн бұрын

Also start using Magnesium and potassium daily

So on the most bsaic level the gut biome changes from Ozempic is fixing misfolded proteins thay are causing things like Parkinson and other Inflamitory diseases caused by metabolic disorders. It took me years of exercise and diet to fix mine. So this is a game changer for people. This goes against eveything I've heard about Ozempic.

I agreed so much with what she said… you go to a doctor office and you are not counseled on anything . Who are holding doctors accountable??? Teachers are held accountable for their students learning every day… but no one is holding doctors accountable for how they are treating patients.. the laws need to change…

Thank you for having Dr. Tyna on. She's on to something here, with the microdosing GLP-1agonists. Read the papers.

Really appreciate this discussion. I thoroughly enjoy listening to diverse perspectives. Thank you.

Love this interview, learned so much! I'm part of that 94% that she mentions at 1:02:15 cardio metabolically busted...only found this out this year at age 40 by taking one of those LifeForce diagnostic tests (blood drawn then fancy dashboard making it easy to see metrics) and my cardiovascular and metabolic risk were both super high. I am prediabetic only found out through the test and taking semiglutide and vitamin d and other supplements recommended. I'm not kidding when I say I haven't felt this neutral/better (previously felt sluggish, tired all the time with gastro issues) since 2018.

It looks very likely that in the future a lot of people will benefit from micro-dozing Ozempic or a similar substance. However it's hard to believe that the side effects are almost non existent.